A Combat Veteran Finds Redemption

ARCADIA, Calif. - July 22, 2015 - PRLog -- A Warrior, A Lover, A Searcher of Redemption (http://www.briansteuber.com) is the brainchild from Brian Steuber, a 2x combat veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom. With his unapologetic and emotional writing style, he makes it possible for those who suffer from PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) to not only relate. But to vent their frustrations and emotional turmoil they go through on a daily basis. He takes you down the rabbit hole but also points you in the direction out.

Like a Jackson Pollock painting, he throws his ideas on a canvas called a laptop and sifts through them at a later date, just to ensure that the writings of a “madman” don’t seem as such. His routine for writing is fueled by Alpha BRAIN, Death Wish Coffee and cigarettes, all the while pumping Five Finger Death Punch through his headphones.

He has used this concoction of chemicals to fuel his writing. From his series titled Why I Ride Harley-Davidson, he explores and explains in grave detail how Harley-Davidson helps with his PTSD. Not only does he explore the basic need for his Harley-Davidson motorcycle. He tails how it has saved his life and helps sift through the mental and emotional roadblocks PTSD puts up.

In the story titled “One Last Commitment” Brian explores the tragic death of one of his best friends. As they succumbed to the emotional rollercoaster called PTSD and in “I Love My Wife's Natural Hair” Brian explores the trials and tribulations his wife (who’s father is Jamaican) goes through on a monthly basis when it comes to African-American hair, plus many more real, unadulterated, unedited and emotional outpourings from his soul.

He has had many emotionally targeted articles wrote about him in his pursuit to find redemption on his Harley-Davidson. One such article is titled “For Military Veteran's Motorcycle Ride Provides An Antidote To Stress”.

He wants to travel across the country on his Harley-Davidson with his wife all the while stopping at numerous Harley-Davidson dealerships, VFW's (Veterans of Foreign Wars) and motorcycle rallies. To interview and provide an outlet for those veterans who ride Harley-Davidson and tell their story of why they ride Harley-Davidson.

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